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How our regional community radio system was utilized during the heavy rain in northern Kyushu that occurred in 2017. We have included voices from the time of the disaster and how it is currently being used.

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The typical outdoor loudspeaker equipment for disaster prevention administrative wireless systems is mostly fixed, but "SapoCross" is a portable station amplifier that can be moved to the necessary location when needed. It features automatic telescopic poles, local broadcasting, radio reception, time signals, and top lighting, among other functions. When connected to a disaster prevention administrative wireless individual receiver, it can also serve as a mobile simple outdoor loudspeaker station. The built-in speaker has a power of 60W (20W x 3), making it suitable for various locations and purposes, such as evacuation centers and event venues. 【Features】 - Built-in speaker: 60W (20W x 3) - Easy to move crawler system - Mobile relay broadcasting station - Comprehensive functions *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Disaster prevention supplies

"The Disaster Prevention Listening Device" connects the outdoor loudspeaker station's speaker terminals to the main station equipment (transmitter), allowing broadcasts from the outdoor loudspeaker station to trigger the outdoor speaker auxiliary device (receiver). The power source can be a solar panel or commercial power. It has a built-in battery, enabling broadcasts even at night. In addition to disaster prevention administrative radio, it can be connected to speakers for use in schools, businesses, and factories. It is also ideal for addressing hearing difficulties in small areas. 【Features】 ■ Broadcasts can be heard indoors even on rainy days ■ Can be implemented without a license application ■ Power sources can include solar panels or commercial power ■ Built-in battery allows for nighttime broadcasting ■ Usable in schools, businesses, and factories in addition to disaster prevention administrative radio ■ Ideal for addressing hearing difficulties in small areas *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

• Disaster prevention supplies

"Kagi Akeru-kun" is an emergency remote unlocking system that allows for the remote operation of unlocking and locking key management boxes at evacuation shelters and other locations via disaster prevention administrative radio and the web. It resolves issues such as: - "Having to wait for the evacuation shelter to open" - "Taking time to go get the key from the storage location" - "Key managers being affected by the disaster and unable to reach the site" - "Problems with unlocking the evacuation tower" It can also automatically unlock upon detecting an earthquake. Additionally, with disaster prevention administrative radio (60M band), it can perform simultaneous automatic unlocking through J-Alert broadcasts. Inside the box, you can store necessary items such as keys to facility entrances, emergency food storage, and flashlights. It can be operated via the web even without disaster prevention radio. The usage is up to the customer. 【Features】 - Simultaneous automatic unlocking via J-Alert broadcasts through disaster prevention administrative radio (60M band) - Automatic unlocking triggered by earthquake detection - Remote locking/unlocking and status monitoring via smartphone or PC - Linked with our wireless broadcasting system or various disaster prevention administrative radios - Reservation unlocking allows for unlocking of multi-use facilities (gymnasiums, community centers, etc.) even during normal times - Automatic locking after a certain period of time for added security post-simultaneous unlocking *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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• Disaster prevention supplies

We have published how our community radio system was able to assist during the Kumamoto earthquake in 2016, along with the circumstances at that time. If you are interested, please feel free to download the PDF or contact us.

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• Audio equipment

In the Kyushu region, a broadcasting system for local communities using specific low-power radio and simple radio has been spreading since over a decade ago (a wireless version of wired broadcasting). Due to the rapid spread, the number of channels has become limited, necessitating new frequency bands. Based on the results of the "Study Group on Information and Communication Systems for Local Communities," hosted by the Kyushu Regional Communications Bureau from November 2007 to March 2008, the "Frequency Utilization Plan" was revised in July 2008, reallocating some frequencies from underutilized regional promotion radio for use in municipal and community broadcasting, which is referred to as "Community Radio." The official notification was issued in December 2008, and licenses have been granted sequentially since then. [Definition] It is defined as "a radio station established by municipalities, community associations, etc., to smoothly carry out joint activities that contribute to the maintenance and formation of a good local community, such as communication among residents within the area, environmental improvement, and maintenance of meeting facilities." Therefore, licenses are granted only to municipalities and community associations, etc. *Community associations, etc. = organizations that are closely related to municipalities and are recognized for supporting the activities of the respective organization.

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Outdoor broadcasting is commonly used for transmitting crime prevention information and local information from municipalities, as well as for reporting emergencies. However, there are challenges such as being drowned out by sounds like heavy rain or overlapping broadcasts that make it difficult to hear. If the broadcast content pertains to local events, missing it may not be critical, but in the case of emergencies such as disasters or crimes, it can be a matter of life and death. What is needed for community disaster prevention is the accurate and prompt communication of information and instructions to local residents. At Shibaura Electronic Industries, we propose a system that delivers community broadcasts directly to each household to address the challenges mentioned above and reduce the number of cases where people are delayed in evacuating during a disaster. [Our Products] - Community Wireless Broadcasting - Household Community Receivers - Disaster Alert System "Kikoeru-kun" *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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In regional disaster prevention, efforts at each local level are becoming increasingly important. There is a term called the "three assists" in disaster response, which refers to self-assistance (overcoming challenges on your own), mutual assistance (overcoming challenges as a community), and public assistance (overcoming challenges with the help of the government). When a large-scale disaster occurs, the government also takes action, but it is a fact that there are physical limitations to the government's response, and we cannot rely solely on public assistance. Therefore, mutual assistance is said to be crucial. Mutual assistance is the idea of neighbors helping each other to overcome disasters, such as within neighborhood associations or elementary school districts, and it can cover areas that cannot be addressed by self-assistance or public assistance. In this way, effective disaster measures require disaster response that is suited to local characteristics, and a cooperative attitude within the community becomes essential.

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Hazard maps are very useful for disaster prevention tailored to each region. A hazard map is a representation that predicts the areas affected by natural disasters in a specific region and displays them on a map. If you want to actually see the hazard map for your own area, the hazard map portal site published by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism is convenient. From here, you can view hazard maps for various regions. Since hazard maps are extremely effective for understanding disaster information specific to each area, it is definitely worth taking a look at the hazard map for the area where you live.

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Prefectures and municipalities create their respective regional disaster prevention plans based on the Disaster Countermeasures Basic Act. These regional disaster prevention plans outline disaster measures that take into account the characteristics of each area. For example, local governments in mountainous regions provide detailed responses in the event of heavy rain or landslides. In this way, populations differ by region, as do age demographics and types of buildings. Since the terrain and climate also vary, even if the "same earthquake" occurs, the approach to disaster measures will differ.

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Shibaura Electronic Industry's "Community Wireless Broadcasting System" allows for the announcement of local information such as community news and radio reception, and can provide disaster prevention information from the government during emergencies. In daily use, each community association can utilize it for announcements, and broadcasts can be made to individual household receivers via the disaster prevention administrative wireless system from the government. **Features of Shibaura Electronic Industry's System** - Can be established at the municipal/community association level. - Individual receivers can be introduced even if a disaster prevention administrative wireless system is already in place. - Supports various types of wireless communication, including community wireless and digital simple wireless. - Prioritizes reception of administrative broadcasts. Even during radio or community association broadcasts, it will replay after the administrative broadcast ends. - If the signal is interrupted during a broadcast, it will continue as soon as the signal is restored (the receiver can be turned on mid-broadcast and will receive if it meets the selection criteria). - During controlled (emergency) broadcasts, the receiver can be forcibly powered on, and the volume can be fixed (configurable). - Can record and replay community association broadcasts and administrative broadcasts separately. - The receiver itself can distinguish settings (such as whether one is a member of the community association). - FM radio reception is standard equipment (wide FM compatible). *Please note that specifications may vary depending on the size of the municipality or community association, so feel free to contact us for more information.*

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When broadcasting evacuation advisories and crime prevention information in the community, there may be instances where the content is not audible due to rain or wind, or where it is missed altogether. This can affect the safety of residents. The "Community Wireless System" from Shibaura Electronic Industry ensures that important broadcasts are reliably delivered to the community by installing receivers indoors. 【Features of the Community Wireless System】 - No interference Since it operates on a dedicated frequency established for municipal broadcasts, licenses are issued only to municipalities. The General Communication Bureau allocates frequencies, enabling a stable system configuration. - No regular inspections required Regular inspections are not necessary because the transmission output is below 1 watt. - Capable of loudspeaker broadcasts In addition to indoor broadcasts, outdoor broadcasts are also possible. Detailed information, including usage examples, is available in our comprehensive catalog, which can be downloaded as a PDF or you can feel free to contact us.

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• Audio equipment

When broadcasting evacuation advisories and crime prevention information in the community, there may be instances where the content cannot be heard due to rain or wind, or where it is missed altogether. This can impact the safety of residents. Shibaura Electronic Industry's "Community Wireless System" ensures that important broadcasts are reliably delivered to the community by installing receivers indoors. 【Features of the Community Wireless System】 - No interference Since it operates on a dedicated frequency established for municipal broadcasts, licenses are issued only to municipalities, and the General Communications Bureau allocates frequencies, achieving a stable system configuration. - No regular inspections required Regular inspections are not necessary as the transmission output is below 1 watt. - Amplified broadcasting is also possible In addition to indoor broadcasts, outdoor broadcasting is also possible. For more details, including case studies, please download the comprehensive catalog in PDF format or feel free to contact us.

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• Audio equipment

"GRIP CALL" is a reliable reporting system that allows you to notify your neighbors of an emergency simply by gripping it tightly, triggering a loud alarm and sending a signal. The wireless reporting uses a pre-recorded voice of the user. With a single activation, it can continuously report for approximately 2 hours. Additionally, this product features a drip-proof structure (equivalent to JIS protection grade 4 for everyday water resistance). 【Features】 ■ Reporting operation is as simple as gripping ■ Reports emergencies with a loud alarm and radio signal ■ Wireless reporting uses a pre-recorded voice of the user ■ Continuous reporting for approximately 2 hours with a single activation ■ Drip-proof structure (equivalent to JIS protection grade 4 for everyday water resistance) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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• Security locks (windows, front doors, etc.)